PyWeek - RandomDice - feedback

I really like this idea of solving a puzzle in each level, but the difficulty level is too high. I solved the light puzzle but I gave up on the packing one. Everything looks nicely polished and it was fun!

Tough game, the starting level itself is difficult

This game was really well made, and the puzzles were kinda fun too, and now if you'll excuse me, I gotta go to therapy after how hard those puzzles were, being king of the universe was not worth dealing with them

Nice puzzling,

Nice, got the first puzzle by luck, next I lost motivation, pls give skip button...
or maybe there was only two levels and the other one is impossible... :D

Seems like the you put pretty much time on this, looks great and balanced, didnt even crash :D

Nice game! Fun, playable, and interesting! Only issue is without reading the README, instructions on how to play would be quite confusing

Dont work

I think this game is production wise one of the best ones sadly I for me I didn't like it that much because of how difficult the puzzles are I tried many times to get past them but I couldn't and once you get past one of them another even more difficult one comes

Checked dependencies and tried running it but it won't work. A command line briefly appears and disappears

Puzzles were very hard!

Fun to play, I was actually sad when I couldn't go to even more planets. Well done! Once I figured out I could rotate the pieces of the puzzle map I could actually complete it lol.

failed to run

I couldn't get past the first puzzle, with the three lasers. I guess I'm not very good at video games. But I just didn't have any fun.

What I saw was pretty and polished and playable. Maybe the game gets innovative later, but the first puzzle had gameplay I've seen many times before.

Production: The solar system screen looked pretty nice, but the colors in other parts of the game were too strong (like #FF0000 on white on grey) which was a bit painful on the eyes.

Innovation: Most of the puzzles I've seen before in other games, but I liked how they were part of some kind of story, however sparse. The story was told without many words, which is always great to see.

Fun: I'm personally not very fond of these kind of brain busters (maybe because I have patience issues). Some of the puzzles were also kind of specific about how to control. Like dragging anywhere -but- the thing you wanted to rotate took me a while to understand, as was figuring out I could rotate the puzzle pieces in the jigsaw puzzle.

German and English - nice. Initial instructions talk about "ASDW" (in German) vs "asdf" (in English). Typo: "shaffst". Background music is nice.

First level:
Drag and drop works only outside the squares? Might be nice to allow rotating inside the square (WASD/mouse wheel?). It would have been nice to "rewire" the colors on the left or right side, so that the problem is reduced to finding any mirror setup that works. Got stuck for 15 minutes, but after restarting the level solved it in 5 minutes or so. Alternatively, being able to move around the mirrors could have made it easier (but maybe too easy?).

Second level:
Rotating can place the pieces on a "non-grid" spot, maybe this could be fixed? Again, here I had to restart as I got stuck, but then starting from scratch allowed me to solve it in ~ 7 ish minutes.

The landing on a planet doesn't add much to the game, maybe this part could be made a bit more tricky? As it is, it could just be an animation.

The graphics are well done for what it is. Wind could be a bit more "random stuff" rather than "a wall of squirly lines running around".

I enjoyed the game, it was quite tricky, but it was always engaging, and I was super happy when I won the game. Well done!

Game works up until after selecting the planet. When I click/drag on the rotate things, nothing happens. I was using python3.10 and the up to date requirements.

There's nothing much to say it's just great great songs great ui great ux really creative I really enjoyed it